James Bond is known for a lot of things - fast cars, sharp suits, an unbreakable smirk...but nothing has followed him quite like his very specific drink order: the martini, “shaken, not stirred.

"Shaken, not stirred" is the key to making the famous martini ordered by fictional superspy James Bond. The drink ... "Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet.

British spy James Bond’s martini order is one of the best ... who personally is a fan of a vodka martini. She’s in good company: Bond himself takes his big-screen martinis with vodka, not ...

Talk about a drink with staying power. The history of martinis is hotly debated, but versions of it first appeared in cocktail books in the late 1800s. The cocktail has evolved over time, garnished ...

the creator of the world’s most famous fictional martini drinker, James Bond. This uses a combination of gin and vodka for ...

For half a century the vodka martini - "shaken, not stirred" - has been synonymous with James Bond ever since the secret service agent first uttered the immortal line in Ian Fleming's ...

While Bond would go on to order his dry vodka martinis ... as “Bond. James Bond.” He then requests the following from the barman: “A dry martini,” he said. “One.

The character of James Bond popularised Vodka Martini, and it was actor Sean Connery who had first mentioned his preference for a "shaken, not stirred" drink in the 1964 Bond film 'Goldfinger ...